Due to Yom Kippur in Israel, the Belgium vs. Israel match will get things started today in Belgium. US Open Junior Champion Borna Coric will play in the singles for Croatia this weekend, as he is up against Andy Murray on Friday. Jerzy Janowicz pulled out from the Australia-Poland tie, having Michal Przysienzny as his alternate. I originally gave the edge to Poland, but at this point it's whoever wants it more and plays their best. Steve Darcis from Belgium is playing his first match since beating Rafael Nadal at Wimbledon in the first round. Darcis is scheduled to play 2 singles rubbers and the doubles rubber. USC's Emilio Gomez is playing in the singles for Ecuador, as they have a tough task of taking on Switzerland (without Roger Federer). Gomez will play Wawrinka on Friday.
Here are my picks for Friday's matches:
World Group Semifinals:
Serbia vs. Canada
Djokovic vs. Pospisil
Tipsarevic vs. Raonic
Czech Republic vs. Argentina
Stepanek vs. Monaco
Berdych vs. Mayer
Belgium vs. Israel (Thursday and Friday matches)
Darcis vs. Sela
Bemelmans vs. Weintraub
Rochus/Darcis vs. Erlich/Ram
Japan vs. Colombia
Nishikori vs. Falla
Soeda vs. Giraldo
Spain vs. Ukraine
Verdasco vs. Dolgopolov
Nadal vs. Stakhovsky
Netherlands vs. Austria
Haase vs. Haider-Mauer
de Bakker vs. Melzer
Croatia vs. Great Britain
Coric vs. Murray
Dodig vs. Evans
Switzerland vs. Ecuador
Wawrinka vs. Gomez
Chuidinelli vs. Campozano
Germany vs. Brazil
Kohlschreiber vs. Dutra Silva
Mayer vs. Bellucci
Poland vs. Australia
Kubot vs. Hewitt
Przysienzny vs. Tomic
Have a Good Day,
Fry That Chicken
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